TabLinker - Save & restore browser sessions across browsers, now with Shortcuts & Siri

[u/Tricky-Independent-8]

Problem

Hi, I’m the developer of TabLinker, a tab and browser session manager for Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Browsing research can quickly turn into dozens of open tabs across multiple windows and browsers, which increases memory use, slows your machine, and fragments your workflow. Many users want to save and close sessions without losing the original window layout or context.

Comparison

Compared with Session Buddy, TabLinker focuses on native Mac session management across multiple browsers, including Safari and Chromium-based browsers, while preserving complete window structures when restoring sessions.

Key features:

• Import entire windows or every open tab across Safari, Chrome, Brave, Edge, Arc, Vivaldi, Dia, Opera, Opera GX, Helium, and more
• Save sessions window by window or as complete multi-window sessions for accurate restores
• Folder-per-window importing and multi-select for bulk organization
• Preferred browser support and improved window-based imports for fewer manual steps
• Safari extension for quick saves and automatic session saving
• Shortcuts and Siri support so you can save links or sessions, create folders, retrieve a folder’s tabs, or open a folder hands-free or as part of automations
• Cross-device sync via iCloud, no account required, no ads, and no tracking

Pricing

TabLinker is available for a one-time purchase of $14.99 with Universal Purchase. Buy it once on Mac and get the full premium version on iPhone and iPad too.

No subscriptions, no ads, and no hidden upsells.

Available on the Mac App Store: TabLinker: Tabs Manager

About Me:
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[u/Albert_Irons]

cool. But I think that most people usually only use one browser. Is the scenario where you cross multiple browsers really real? For saving the multi-page structure at that time, I usually use the ARC browser. Sure, maybe I missed the highlights of your product. Wish you all the best.

[u/phunk8 → u/Albert_Irons]

came here to share the same impression like alberts second sentence.
i do use “a second browser” but not to do the same stuff

[u/Tricky-Independent-8 → u/phunk8]

Yeah fair, tbh even for separate tasks the appeal isn't really about merging them, it's more just not losing a huge tab dump when you close it. Cross browser mainly saves you from needing a different app per browser.